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The Name Quiz

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How well do you know your locomotives and names they have carried?

Q1 Which class 50s have carried two names and what names did they carry?

Q2 What was the original name carried by 47079 before the name was shortend ?

Q3 What was the false name given to 31200 as an april fools joke?

Q4 What was the name carried by 37207?

Q5 What was the original name carried by 33025?

Q6 What was the name carried by 20118?

Q7 What was the name carried by 56031?

Q8 What was the name carried by 87101?

Q9 What was the name carried by Battle of Britain class 34051

Q10 The three loco's involved with Earl Mountbattens funeral train were later named to commemerate this.What were the three loco's and which names did they recieve?
 
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Q5 What was the original name carried by 33025?

Sultan?

Q10 The three loco's involved with Earl Mountbattens funeral train were later named to commemerate this.What were the three loco's and which names did they recieve?

Three? I thought only two were involved with Earl Mountbattern's funeral train, nos. 33027 (named Earl Mountbatten of Burma) and 33056 (named The Burma Star).
 

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Q1 Which class 50s have carried two names and what names did they carry?

The one 50 I remember having had more than one (and I am fairly young) is 50007, originally Hercules before getting Sir Edward Elgar

Q8 What was the name carried by 87101

I don't know why I am expecting to hear the Q.I. alarm of falling in to a trap, but was the name carried Stephenson (latterly on 87001 because it looked identical before retirement)
 

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How well do you know your locomotives and names they have carried?

Q1 Which class 50s have carried two names and what names did they carry? 50007 'Hercules' and 'Sir Edward Elgar' and 50011? Didn't they spell 'Centurion' wrong, so had to recast the plates

Q2 What was the original name carried by 47079 before the name was shortend ? George Jackson Churchwood

Q3 What was the false name given to 31200 as an april fools joke?

Q4 What was the name carried by 37207? 'William Cookworthy'

Q5 What was the original name carried by 33025? 'Sultan'

Q6 What was the name carried by 20118?

Q7 What was the name carried by 56031? 'Merehead'

Q8 What was the name carried by 87101? 'Stephenson'

Q9 What was the name carried by Battle of Britain class 34051

Q10 The three loco's involved with Earl Mountbattens funeral train were later named to commemerate this.What were the three loco's and which names did they recieve? Only 2 to my memory, 33027 'Earl Mountbatten of Burma' and 33056 'The Burma Star'
 
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The other loco involved was the ecs loco 73142 which became Broadlands named after earl mountbattens home.
 

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ANSWERS

Q1 50007 Hercules & Sir Edward Elgar 50040 Levithan & Centurian

Q2 47079 George Jackson Churchward

Q3 31200 Railtour Enterprise

Q4 37207 William Cookworthy

Q5 33025 Sultan

Q6 20118 Saltburn by the sea

Q7 56031 Merehead

Q8 87101 Stephenson

Q9 34051 Winston Churchill

Q10 33027 Earl Mountbatten of Burma 33056 The Burma Star 73142 Broadlands

Thanks for playing
 

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There was also another Class 50 to carry two names, in the 1980s Doncaster sent one out on a test run after overhaul with the wrong nameplates, I have a feeling 50033 was somehow involved.



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There was also another Class 50 to carry two names, in the 1980s Doncaster sent one out on a test run after overhaul with the wrong nameplates, I have a feeling 50033 was somehow involved.



Matt

By any chance was it accidentally named Henry (please laugh lol)
 

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At least those which carried 2 names were more decent than our trams :lol: 202 was originally DH Lawrence and was replaced by 'Pudsey' a couple of years ago during Children in Need! They could have taken one of the rubbish names off like 'Robin Hood' or 'Brian Clough' :lol:
 
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